Lincoln High School - Best of Lincoln Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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1 l l x GRIN AND BARE lTl Don Smith ltop rightl sneers while David NlcCauly looks at him forgivingly during try-outs. PICKING UP THE PIECES--John Himle, labovei, fits the torn up pieces ofa picture in hopes of finding a clue to the murder. WHO-DONE-lT?--Jeff Pearson, lbottom rightl, ponders over who could have killed Lady Treffilian. Scening Mysteries Towards Zero, an Agatha Christie murder my- stery, was picked to start theaterical year off. lt was a small cast play consisting of ll actors and actresses. The performers included the following Erik Knutsen as Nevel Strange, Kelly Hunt as Kay Strange, ,jeff Pea,-- son as Thomas Rhode, John Himle as lVlr. Greves, Irene Bosek as Mary Alden, Jeff Beauchamp as Lieutenant Battle, Todd Walker as Ted Lattimer, Jacque Alanis as Lady Treffilan, Jeff Downs as Inspector Leach, and Chris York as P.C. Benson. It was a whodunit play with three acts. The play kept the audience in sus- pence until the end, said crew member lVlaria Janer. The play was a mystery just as the Lincoln's Theater's new director was. l thought it was a good way to introduce myself, said Director Steve Samp- son. He was naturally a little bit aprehensive following in the successful footsteps of Lincoln's former direc- tor Paul Barnes, who directed for the last several years, but he didn't let it bother him too much. l'm me and Paul was Paul, l'm my own individual with my own style, and if people don't like it that's their choice. The year continued with The Pirates of Pinsants, a musical written by Gilbert and Sullivan. Next, the intermediate drama class and the acting class partici- pated in a show case and a one act chamber, thus con- cluding the year. Theater

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INSTANT WRINKLES-Jeff Downs, lrightl, has his face aged and made up for his portrayal of Inspector Leach in Tovvards Zero. OH NOOOOOO-- Erik Knutsen and Julie Whittington, lbelowl, practice a duet during a rehearsal of Pirates of Penzance. ' Theater

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Puffs squeeze by Queens Once again the Lincoln Powder- puff Team went all out to continue the traditional Lincoln victory over the Stagg Delta Oueens. The strategy and plays called by advisor Bob Sapp enabled the puffs to edge by the Oueens, 34-32. Touchdowns were scored by Karen Kirilov, Lindsey Haines, and Lisa Dander, while two conversions were made by Sue Gaebel. With three weeks of practice, Coaches Hans Frey, Craig Osborne, Dave lVlintun, and Chris Ortiz, taught the girls basic football skills and plays. The main objective of having the l game was to raise money for both the schools' senior classes. The game was the biggest money maker for the senior class this year, said class president Mike Breedlove. The audience was kept amused by the antics of cheerleaders Kevin Cline, Brent Dana, Paul Laurin, Terry Reilly, Rick Ulrich, Rick Bohannon,and Chris Wiggins. BARKING OUT--Coach Bob Sapp, labovel, Vells defensive plays from the sideline at the powder- puff game. FOXY LADIES-While cheerleader Chris Wiggins, lrightl, yells for a Lincoln spell out, Terry Reilly trys to get the beat. KEEP ON TRUCKING--After receiving a hand off, Senior Karen Kirilov, labove rightl, sweeps around a end for a touchdown. Powderpuff X., 'Q xt ii Vtix X